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including customer relationship management. RBD<br />

also offers Power A/C, Power Line & Power-Plus<br />

proposition to its salaried account holders.<br />

DBBL has recently launched the Foreign Education<br />

Line facility which is basically designed for the<br />

Students who are planning to go abroad for higher<br />

education. In coming year RBD is planning to offer<br />

some special credit facilities to different segment of<br />

people in the society. As of 31 December 2010,<br />

number of DBBL Retail Loan customers stood at<br />

8,100 and total disbursement was Taka 2,522.0<br />

million and outstanding balance was Taka 1,535.0<br />

million.<br />

Key features of our Retail <strong>Bank</strong>ing are as<br />

follows<br />

● Market reputation<br />

● Large number of Branches<br />

● Strong alternative distribution channels.<br />

● Wide range of retail banking products<br />

● Centralized retail banking services<br />

Retail <strong>Bank</strong>ing Division has taken following<br />

strategies to achieve long-term sustainable<br />

growth<br />

● Excellent relationship with largecorporate<br />

bodies.<br />

● Providing better service through<br />

expansionary distribution channels.<br />

● Careful customer selection.<br />

● Introducing new products and services.<br />

● More focus on Retail Services in the<br />

Branches.<br />

● Developing faster communication process.<br />

● Recruitment of contractual sales force,<br />

introducing incentive schemes.<br />

● Proactive risk management.<br />

● Better customer services through<br />

introduction of Mobile <strong>Bank</strong>ing services.<br />

● Competitive pricing.<br />

● Focusing on salaried customers.<br />

DBBL uses competitive pricing to persuade the<br />

clients to select certain products and services and it<br />

helps gain market share very soon as the <strong>Bank</strong> is<br />

strongly supported by adequate manpower, strong<br />

IT and ATM networks, various promotional activities<br />

as well as faster customer services. <strong>Bank</strong> uses<br />

competitive pricing as a strategy for client<br />

acquisition and retention.<br />

Expansion of branches<br />

The <strong>Bank</strong> opened 10 new branches in 2010 and<br />

converted seven SME service centres into<br />

SME/Agriculture branch to reach 96 branches at the<br />

end of the year spreading the branch network<br />

throughout the country. More branches will be<br />

opened in 2011 to expand the branch and<br />

distribution network. These will bring up-to-date<br />

banking services to our existing and potential<br />

customers. At the same time it will optimize<br />

utilization of our strong delivery channels, increase<br />

our resource position and business potentials that<br />

will maximize profitability and shareholders' value.<br />

DBBL's strategy is to reach the doorsteps of<br />

customers to provide full range of banking services<br />

based on state- of -the- art- technology and IT<br />

platform at free or affordable cost.<br />

Correspondent banking relationship<br />

In order to facilitate international transactions<br />

including trade facilitations and remittance services,<br />

DBBL is having correspondent relationship and<br />

agency arrangements with internationally reputable<br />

major banks and other financial institutions<br />

throughout the world. At present DBBL is having<br />

521 correspondent relationships with international<br />

banks covering 93 countries. In addition, we have<br />

agency arrangements with 14 exchange houses to<br />

facilitate remittance of expatriate <strong>Bangla</strong>deshis

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